I got a perfect score on the PowerPoint exam the other day, which now makes me a MOS Associate... all I have to say as I type this is just Im grateful. I am grateful for this wonderous learning environment I find myself in, Im grateful for the peers that Im surrounded with and I am grateful for the incredible mentor that we all have this semester. Thank you Professor Wu, your hard work has not gone unacknowledged.
Thank you Juan for your recognition and appreciation of my effort to lead my students ^_^
ReplyDeleteCongratulations and kudos for a perfect score on MO-300 PowerPoint!
You are the seventh MOS Associate from IS101-3012, Fall 2022 :-)
Congrats fellow graduate!! Your presentations are very aspiring. They were very thoughtful and well created. I commend your great work that you put into the class work. Best wishes as the semester is ending.
ReplyDeleteWoohoo! Congrats Juan! That's a great accomplishment! Hopefully we'll all stay in touch once this semester is over. Can never have too many cheerleaders in life; everyone in class is so positive and we all want to see each other succeed.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Juan! Professor Mr. Wu is a true motivator and mentor.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, please allow me to express my most sincere congratulations to you! Besides Tiffany, you are the second friend I have made in this class! Your professional knowledge and your writing color, let me very amazed and admire! I'm so happy to be your friend! Hope we can keep in touch! Have fun with your helicopter ride.
ReplyDeleteA perfect score! Look at you! Congratulations, Juan.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the 1000/1000 MOS exam score club.
ReplyDelete*thumbs up* "Am I late? Thanks for holding me a seat." =D
DeleteCongratulations! I can sense that your accomplishment is most likely going to be brought up in future IS-101 classes to encourage students that the work is most definitely doable.
ReplyDeleteAnother accomplishment. Way to go Juan! Congrats. I think it is safe to say that we are all grateful for the learning experience we've shared in IS101-3012. Mr. Wu's hard work and dedication is most definitely acknowledged.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on that accomplishment. Professor Wu is amazing.
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